Cherry Time
6x6" oil on panel
Artist Note.
Getting back into painting after
a break is pretty humbling.
I did this one and liked it...
but was told it didn't pop...so I
reworked it and maybe ruined it?
Which one do you prefer?
Oh well...at least I am painting
again and loving doing it.
Here are a few shots of
my new studio space.
You enter to this area.
I am very pleased to have
a place for some of my nests
and fav fountain.
Also, I enjoy having
a separate area to eat
lunch or relax with a drink.
The classroom
The room is 24' long and
I have the whole end of it! YEA!
A convenient shelf runs along
the wall
for the artists to place their
iPad and source material on.
A mirror hangs by each station
so they can check their works
with fresh eyes.
The corridor turned out to be
the perfect place to
have the shelves to hold everything
from masking tape to rulers
Also, the above photo is great
because you can
see the difference in the
light bulbs colors.
All walls are the same gray.
The corridor has LED lights
and they give a pinky cast
The classroom has daylight
5500 with CRL 90
a perfect balance!
and the entrance area
you see at the end is of
a typical fluorescent
and gives a slight yellow cast.
Meet the Guild's oldest member
- he loves hanging around!!
Look at the great still-life storage!
PLUS
I have a really large room
which holds everything -
including an area with individual
cube storage space for
the Guild members to store their
large items they do not
want to tote all the time.
And.... best of all....
it gives me space for a permanent
photo area.
This will be a happy creative space
for me and the
members of the
Artists Guild of Southern New Mexico.
We have a Guild member I have to thank.
RICH.
A retired master carpenter from
Philly, he has generously given
many hours to
painting walls and building shelves.
It must have driven him nuts
listening to my
voice suggesting...
"maybe a little bit more to the right!"
Always patient and always good humored
we are grateful and
thank you, Richard Haggerty!
Here is one of his paintings
Talented for sure!
Thanks for staying to see everything
6x6" oil on panel
Artist Note.
Getting back into painting after
a break is pretty humbling.
I did this one and liked it...
but was told it didn't pop...so I
reworked it and maybe ruined it?
Which one do you prefer?
Cherry Time#2
6x6' oil on panel
Oh well...at least I am painting
again and loving doing it.
Here are a few shots of
my new studio space.
You enter to this area.
I am very pleased to have
a place for some of my nests
and fav fountain.
Also, I enjoy having
a separate area to eat
lunch or relax with a drink.
The classroom
The room is 24' long and
I have the whole end of it! YEA!
A convenient shelf runs along
the wall
for the artists to place their
iPad and source material on.
A mirror hangs by each station
so they can check their works
with fresh eyes.
The corridor turned out to be
the perfect place to
have the shelves to hold everything
from masking tape to rulers
Also, the above photo is great
because you can
see the difference in the
light bulbs colors.
All walls are the same gray.
The corridor has LED lights
and they give a pinky cast
The classroom has daylight
5500 with CRL 90
a perfect balance!
and the entrance area
you see at the end is of
a typical fluorescent
and gives a slight yellow cast.
- he loves hanging around!!
Look at the great still-life storage!
PLUS
I have a really large room
which holds everything -
including an area with individual
cube storage space for
the Guild members to store their
large items they do not
want to tote all the time.
And.... best of all....
it gives me space for a permanent
photo area.
This will be a happy creative space
for me and the
members of the
Artists Guild of Southern New Mexico.
We have a Guild member I have to thank.
RICH.
A retired master carpenter from
Philly, he has generously given
many hours to
painting walls and building shelves.
It must have driven him nuts
listening to my
voice suggesting...
"maybe a little bit more to the right!"
Always patient and always good humored
we are grateful and
thank you, Richard Haggerty!
Here is one of his paintings
Talented for sure!
Thanks for staying to see everything